Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1923, Page 12

- s THE EVENING : DEMOCRAT PRAISES COOLIDGE MESSAGE Tarift Experts Turn Attention To Women’s Hats The business angle of one of fashion’s choicest points of inter- was scrutinized today by the general studies of RED CROSS FILLS BOARD VACANCIES slon Also Re-Elects Mrs. Belmont‘ STAR, WASHINGTON:. D. C. A 4 Citizens’ Association Shows WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, s MUGRHED | | | BY PARK VI BODY | 1923, When Anything is Perfect It is Good Enough »f the country, the informal public John H. Kirby, Texas, Says All Proposals Sound—Maine : i b Support Predicted. Shdes the tariff Bek AN Dorsons and G. D. Pope on Cen- ! tral Committee. Ingrease of 154 Dur- ing Year. a. erested in_the classification of hats—for customs rather han for custom purposes—were invited to participate in the con- ference. = =% such Mrs. August Belmont of New York and Gustavus D. Pope of Detroit to- his recent messa day were re-elected to the central . \ . that section o committee of the American Red Cross ¥ Known as the solid south. | at its annual meeting here ted § porators also were filled. xas and pre ident of the ¥red S. Walker was elected presi- dent of the Park View Citizens' As- sociation at a meeting in the Park . View School last night. Other of- ficers elected were: Charles W. Gil- imore, vice president; A. B. Clark, | treasurer, ana John 8. Cole, secre- rere: Senator Canper o {tary. H. N. James and Willlam | ol setation ) was ! : enator Simmons of ! : | s callers, said | 4 Bishop James 1. I l“ ler were elected delegates to the v re | biscopal dlocese « ) | Federation of Citizens' Assoclations. ! age und | ton, Archbishop Michael J. I s F. S. Fairley, Mrs. Ralph Pres- | Baltimore, Bishop Wil P Dowell of the Methodist Epi cott and George H. Russell were, elected as additional members of the executive committee. A resolution was adopted express- = ing gratification at the appointment Some folks trot out the'r mid- |of Capt. Julius 1. Peyser as a member dle name like ther’ wuz some- °'A‘“:”‘,'1"e‘gdn‘;";;““;f‘;r‘f;“snd abra thin’ in it. plishments of the association during . the past year was given. I No wonder a bank takes :ul-l 154 New Members. AND COURT HOUSE, va, | o' merican Union. vantage o' ever’ holiday an'| An increased membership of 134 an half of th e ey Hocks up. | uring the past year was reported. Wi RAINS FLOOD ITALY. | i, {This Lrings the membership in the Anybuddy that's ever stepped jass 0 d fland : {on chewin’ gum will study a long | 3700t MalE of (0 POkt {Many Small Boats Capsized in|time before they'll be fer John- | ¢ Storms. json and Wrigley. i (Copyright National Newspaper Sercice,) ident Coolidge today hail the of hearing some nice things any criticism to would be that the ! diocese and, Samuel Gompers, b go far enov : Mary Pierce, 13, Testifies as dent of the American Federation of ibor. Very iew ‘people are worth The ses: chapte o- - , State Prepares to Close gates \\':\s“;fn)l'ne(“e)z:e‘;h:y( 2”.:,,‘:,‘,',1.“",, over one day on th’ front page. Garrett Case. Is a Perfect Motor Car ~ BUILT BY The Locomobile Company of America, Inc. On Exhibition WASHINGTON FLINT COMPANY FACTORY BRANCH 1517 Connecticut Avenue—Potomac 1673 nference with the Pres- Mortimer L. Schiff, New , discussed certain fea- the incorporators, th cral board meeting later in the the annual reports u: Cross services. The list «f s included Ambassador Hanihara {Japan, " Vice Chairman Jam | Pieser and Director L. S, Ko L. {ated Press of the P was expressed complishments of t {obtaining street repairs in ty, the preventing of the carrying of undesirable business in the neigh- {borhood and the preventing of the making of any undesirable zoning regulations. Xh extension of the Park View School aswed for was mnot granted, it was stated, but hope was expressed i with them. {{hat this extension might be obtained the pie. in the near future. pcted ln‘l(‘ he | Plered t v. he state would be ROME, December 12.—After a few i days of fine w xmfmvrh days of fine wewther torrential rains are again flooding the country and st | storms are capsizing many small ves- at the first trial|gels espectally : S ution in elther o e two|that water > 1Cleate | yween you and the other comedians? . 0. Garrett, jointly indict-{ o¢ vilcanc s '*""i‘.’.’l"i’ri'\‘-f'.s'-i‘""”' k 1 ¥ i hi The Star—I'm disgust 1U's message was highly satis- his broth as @ result of th S 3 e minis vhs joickulo Top %l | They all wagt their f i Movie Upset. From the New York Sun and Globe t witness m, but who w Associate Dealer GEORGE C. RICE AUTO CO. 1515 14th Street-N.W. home June | L . was Killed | y ; ving @ fist| Others See President. st 2 t lent of the 1 of Penns republican Main 754 e admitted they | iinister, but have sworn the first blow the fist | i hot | ol shots. Tiob first havi case wh tu = mur Woodmard & Lothrop id viewed the s THE MEN'S STORE %’é' rmville the body o Aliens Admitted in Excess of :_' : Monthly Quotas Held to . ey e fi()\\' on exhibition at our store—an exact replica Be lllegally in U. S. of the original necklace worn by Madame Thiers of France, now in the Muse du Louvre. Paris. The reproduction has been perfected with the famous Richelieu Pearls, and the beauty of the original is carried out faithfully with a diamond and ruby clasp of almost identical value. H ROTARIANS TO SUPPORT See This Exclusi Exhibi d i ce 1s Lxclusive Lxhibit an FUND FOR MEMORIAL - Meet the Richelieu Take Action After Receiving Ap- Repres entative Besides the Thiers necklace replica, Mr. | representative from the Richelieu Laboratories, B lyn, N: Y.. has brought with him an exhibit of pearls striking in its com- pleteness and magnificence. He declared « Pierce 4 - sh 3 found cartridge had been fired. Jowish faith, wiq are aiready in the United State The court ruled that eleven imm i who would be peal From Brig. Gen. ! Sawyer. z the reading of from Brig. Gen. ¢ . asking the organiza co- jeration in the Harding memorial | fund, now being conducted, the Ro- | “lub unanimously voted its un- | pport to_the vement at | & at the New Willard Hotel ernoon Arthur D. Marks presided and in- 1 | troduced Prof. Ul J. hunbar‘d!o { Just complete strand of which would cost not less Mr. Hagy has an authentic and # such action of the FINDS DRINK SCARCE | IN NATION’S CAPITAL “Harder to Get"” Here Than in Any ik i Other City, Izzy Ein- ! stein Says. i Wash- and pat- ek on n out yes- New York ited recent e hardest city in which to ob- hone dry v barber shop, and upon being aske ether T wanted bay rum I replied that I would pre- In rt time I re- celved a quart But it took e two hours e at New Orleans wi He with 3 minutes Savannah, Ga utes; then Boston with 11 followed in turn by Pitts- with 1t minut 4 17 Baitimor S; Minneapol d Washington, 2 hou 8§ minutes The prohibition department here, although refusing to make any offi- eial statem tis- Bed with t i LAWYER DROPS DEAD. Louisville Man Stricken in Chicago Station. CHICAGO, December 12.—As he was about to board a bus it front of | the Union depot this morning, R. A McDowell, fifty, prominent attorney ¥ of heart disease. A railroad et found in his pocket showed that he was bound for South Bend, Ind, !FIRE IN CLEANING STORE. ) Wilson, gave sever: ! There were several out-of-town Ro- | tarians. Twenty-Five Suits and Dresses | Lost With Building. building occupied by the ith street northw about A 3 f proprietor of the establis m pressing ma- n to another store {for gasoline. When he returned he ifound the cloth on the machine had ignited. He phoned the fire depart- | | ment Christmas ‘A Globe-Wernicke { Sectional Bookcase i Is Ideal i It compliments both the intelligence of the one who receives it, and the one who gives it! TheSlobe WernickeCo. 1218-1220 F St. - interesting story to tell you about pearls and pearl reproduction and is here to give you the benefit of his expert knowledge of these drous jewels. His company has perfected a process whereby the loveliest decp-sea pearls—a tiny won- than 000—are duplicated with marvelous exactitude. 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Necklaces................$22.50 Extra Size Necklaces and Opera Ropes Up to $1,000 Come in and see our complete selection of gift jewelry now—we will reserve vour purchase, if desired, until wanted. - GOLDSMITH&(0 WASHINGTON'S JEWELRY GIFT STORE Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose, With Embroidered Clocks, $2.50 Hosiery The Practical Gift For a practical gift, nothing is more appropriate or acceptable than good hosiery. Probably every man on your gift list would appreciate a few pairs. Lisle Hose, 50¢ High-grade, full-fashioned lisle hose, in black and colors. Other full-fashioned lisle hose, 75¢ and $1. Imported Lisle Hose, full-fash- ioned; in smart clocked and .fancy patterns; $1.50 $1 d Wool Hose, ¢1 Plain and clocked ribbed hose; black and all colors. Others. $1.50 and $2. Imported Wool Hose in plaids, checks, diamonds, vertical stripes, clocks; the latest novelties, $3.50 $4‘,50 d We will box them suitably. Silk Hose, #1 Full-fashioned Pure Silk Hose. Others are $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Full-fashioned Silk Hose, with embroidered clocks, $4 $1.50, $3 and.......cc.ce Golf Hose, %6 New Scotch yarns, ribbed, two- toned, checked patterns, en- tirely new. Other Golf Hose, $2, $3, %4 to $8. Hand framed, finest grade pure wool; Scotch- $l6,50 clan patterns.